Let's first be clear on what a concussion actually is first.
Any force or trauma or injury that immediately alters brain function.
The personmay or may notbe knocked unconscious.
It is not a bad idea to go to the hospital when there is a suspected head-neck injury. Especially if it is a trauma that may require first-aid, bleeding, ora possible skull fracture. Signs of dizziness, confusion, headache, amnesia are indications of trouble and should be checked out initially by a medical professional in most cases.
Once they are not able to find a problem that they can see and send you on your way (90% of the time) then you would be best served by an Upper Cervical Specific Doctor of Chiropractic.
Because there is a physical mis-alignment that occurs with concussion injury between the head and the neck, this Specialist is the exact person to be seen. An Upper Cervical Specific Doctor examines the head-neck area and can run various tests to locate and prove the problem but also correct it.
So to summarize, it is a good idea to initially go to the hospitalto rule out any trauma that requires first-aid care and then go to the Upper Cervical Specific Doctor of Chiropractic to facilitate proper healing. Especially if you are an athlete and looking to get back into competition safely then this is the only way to do it.
I should know, I not only have suffered from a couple of concussions myself but I am a Concussion Specialist who has found this Upper Cervical Problem in 100% of athletes after concussion and once properly corrected are strong and safe to not have another concussion again.
Emergency care is not required unless inflammation of the bile ducts (cholangitis ) develops
A cramp in the heart certainly requires emergency care, while one in the calf would not. If you think you might be in need of the emergency room, contact your health care provider's after-hours number for advice specific to your situation.
Urgent care is necessary for a serious illness that does not require the use of an emergency room. This typical means that the patient is ambulatory or able to walk and the problem is not immediately life threatening.
ECC stands for emergency cardiac care or some call it emergency cardiovascular care.
No hospitals offer emergency dental care as no case would require a potent potential risk for life in relation to dental works. It some cases, patients are sometimes transported to dentistry buildings for their works.
Emergency Medical Services are require to deal with first stage major trauma. It is a service providing out-of-hospital acute care and transport to definitive care plan/type, to patients with illnesses and injuries which the patient believes constitute a medical emergency
Ultrasound in Emergency Care was created in 2004.
The ISBN of Ultrasound in Emergency Care is 9780727917317.
Prehospital Emergency Care was created in 1997.
Nope. It makes sense to return to your health care provider now or, if s/he's not available, to return to the emergency room.
Most insurance companies do cover emergency dental care.
Jobs in or related to the health care field (Nurse, EMT, CNA, Doctor, etc), security, emergency response teams and Ski Patrol are examples of jobs that require CPR certification.